Becky Gottsegen, wonderful figurative ceramic sculpture I turned 60 last September and have been struggling with the whole aging process. My latest work is an exploration of the psyche of women as they age. I have always been fascinated by the confidence some women portray with their imperfect faces and bodies while others pump up, […]
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Jim Kransberger, humorous figurative ceramic sculpture I am an aficionado of great one liner’s; have a passion for the narrative within editorial cartoons, especially those of The New Yorker magazine; have always had a love of good satire and social criticism from any direction. Good, dry jokes break me up. People who laugh at themselves
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Sara Lisch, figurative ceramic sculpture Much of my work is floating in the uncharted waters of the inner narrative. Interpersonal dynamics between people and their complicated relationships within themselves lead me to a visual conversation of the complexities of the human psyche. Universal themes such as love, sorrow, hope and irony are used to navigate
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Impressive figurative sculpture by Ingrid It took 40 years for me to finally sink my hands into clay, despite a lifetime fascination and intense interest in figurative sculpture. Throughout childhood, I pursued many different types of artistic expression from visual arts to music, and studied anatomy with an interest in one day becoming a surgeon.
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Suzanne Storer, figurative ceramic sculpture The excellent eye/hand coordination I was born with has played a large role in my success as an artist. I knew as a child who loved ball sports that as I grew older my interest in making art would overtake playing sports. I’ve brought to the studio lessons learned from
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Kelly Thiel, figurative ceramic sculpture Born in Georgia, Kelly lived on a small farm for the first few years of her life. With nothing much to do, she learned how to entertain herself by making mud pies in the dirt. Her mother taught her about plants and gardening and art, while her father taught her
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Michael Hermesh, studio visit to sculptor On our recent road trip to British Columbia’s Okanagan wine region, we arrived at our hosts Michael and Carol Hermesh bang on the expected dot of 7 pm in Summerland. Michael Hermesh is one of my figurative artists from FigurativeArtist.org and the only one we will visit on this
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Jacquline Hurlbert, studio visit Portland On our recent trip to the Oregon Coast and Portland, we were able to visit with 3 figurative ceramic artists. I had contacted several of my figurative artists and four were able to have us visit, Sara Swink and Kicki Masthem as we drove into Portland and next day, Jacquline
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